The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1887-01-13

mas holidays. What have you done to
ptepare Your pupils for the pleasant re-
creation Of the holidays'f Did you warn
them Of the q1icksands? You will find
t;hardt for the first two or three days to
ret them to fx their. minds on lessons.
See that your patience is equal to the
emergency. Don't forget that you we're
once q child. You may utter word
Il now that would start some boy on an up
grade with momentum enough to take
him through the year, or you may speak
i, ono word that will spoil a whole years
& Rork. n,
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msuss : -. .nAu .eNsl. , .s.o.w W.
ssha lny spoys. - : "ouau eeleA..
dos nos -nesa.a.s " iepeAs ~nas "e aa.o
often 'sala lag Des1 .Wofs uone - 'no
oolrooms o. al ANDERSON Couasy is uone
py slemales. oai 1eaaets 'nay oenoso 40
yor nos, as sney aike, Out 8e kno" Wns,.
sels Mes sspeaa. Z aans pslson0, sspss.a. !.
lnese SWho CLASSIFY seacnefs yea. aoco.uus "
shelr NUMBER oh pounos, aYooopols, .n.nk
3 laay sunni =. 1or Ine seool,toon Deeause
= oI snef lnspihsy 10 "niP nafu euoasI'
ltnout reasoning AZ al, lney conc'uu9 "
That for that reason alone the boys VIII
disraspect and disobey her. Facts 90
snot warrant such g conclusion. Inc pest
gulated schools are not always taught lls
Ibys nen, tat or iean, strong OF aeak.
:s me lod ls aDsoiutely necessary - 40
s place. ano .ssomeslmts y .nuiSt, t,e.'aD'e
sae reg ;inueea. may awe 2 ooy anu secu's
nplisnee with Medo5 G Persian as rules ana
Isgnlations, but it is only the tendersym-
patny and imsgne.lc .ouen q . Wo%sn
4 worthy of the inuanra,es-that which springs
s ffom ) love .ior Il the excellence Of the
: sn;rit inf authority. Give alady. the sup.
mi Il tha natrons and she will control
ths sehff,o, 4 child that Is controlled at
boma bat ohav, his parents because he
loysssss Them. Will seldom give the teacher
i, til,onbla :rasny Of those parents who
ara constantly Directing to "woman
teachers, wonld teach their children the
i great lesson. Of obedience at home before
tbey: reach the school age, the demand
for man teachers" would cease. In the
lor.h: the female teachers SO far out
,,nr,hsr7 tla males that all the school
,;,sar...,.is = .noot;n, of teachers ;nva.
.,.ss,..-- :. u snrononn ..shen and cher -
& % r,,, .;s.n, .aI;...ha one element that more
So sthan an anv other insures success in the
3 ,a,ccbool rooms where do you find that
element more distinctive than among
4 fsmaies 4.
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While the printer calls Tor copy, sne
GLOWING cheering letter OF greetings 10
the tsashess 7 Of this county IS HANDED TO
tn 70 behai OF tne ANDERSON ooun'S
teachers, we seno greetings 10 MISS Lella'
snd wish for her a year OF nnusuai pros
perity and happiness. Inis editor mas 8
tender feeling Tor the grand oid county
IN which n Miss Leila is llaooflng. Aoous
the only girl ne ever courted IN oeao
earnest y. lived IN that county ana II gives
him pleasant feelings 20 near tne "ofd
otapgeburg mentioned. But mere Is tne
letter;
DANTzLER, oRANGEBuRe Co., .. y.
Jan. y iu0n
u :. EpiIoE: !, you WIZ anu" n,1 .,'
s2ace Y tne ieacheis oo'umn' MN
Z SEND 2 lew words OF Ne" Lear lee''ngs
to the teachers OF Anderson County.
Though in 9 remote county, ! ieei tne
deepest interest 10 my own naive county.
Prlze the visits OF the Anoerson In
TELL4aEkcER more tnan ever, ana look
IorwaIo 20 lss @eek,y vis''s WIN ue,'sn.; !;
the ieacners oolumn ano 'ne loea's'
especially. are interesting TO me- IL was
WIN q neavy neart tnae iei1 my no"e
ana county anu came 10 a~e'' 'or q "n.e'
Ut ieass' among snose wno were en''e
enslie s.laogelS 20 me. a~ g'au 'n"s ,
am contenteo IN my ne" nome anu
pleased with my new nelo Oh iaoor' anu
nope that my toll may not oe ID sa'n'
ana that may see Inc fesui1s Oh my
VOTE. am IN a splena'o community
wnere the people are kino. anu 1ry W
9 make 9 stranger feel at nome. ha'e q
nice, new and capaclous' school room,
conveniently arranged and well furnished